Mundane News

[classic33]

Sterling work.

Weren't in Scotland I got them

 

[Ming the Merciless]

Here is the weather report. It’s dry inside.

 

[DCLane]

£2 for a Min Spy?!?!?! Bloomin eck!!!

I suggest you spend the vouchers on meat and poultry, as the quality of the produce is so much better. I really dig the organic chickens in Tesco, but they're pushing £20 a pop! Usually only a YS buy...

Agreed.

A small organic turkey: £150
A bit of organic lamb: £80
Some organic ham: £60

Eeesh!

 

[classic33]

Having won £1000 of vouchers last month I've spent the £700 (£701.10 actual spend) on coats for son no. 1, SWMBO and myself, gym gear for son no. 2, a new tri-suit and leggings for me with the remaining £300 being spent on nutrition products for son no. 2 for next year's racing. Oh, and some anti-pong spray for his cycling shoes

I'm now onto the £300 chosen for an organic food shop. And am blanching at £12 for six organic mince pies . I'm not sure the £300 is going to go very far. I do live in Yorkshire ...

Get the mince pies, but give instructions that they're to be eaten slowly. Say maybe half an hour at the minimum.
Never good to rush yer food anyway.

 

[classic33]

Agreed.

A small organic turkey: £150
A bit of organic lamb: £80
Some organic ham: £60

Eeesh!

Last organic turkey I had, around 25lb weight, cost me €20. And that were given more as a thank you than actual payment.

 

[Mike_P]

Think I have a leaking gutter. Loud noise of dripping water around 5 this morning so ear plugs sought out.
Just made a list of the button pushes needed to change the new TV from Freesat to Freeview, or via versa. 16

 

[Ming the Merciless]

Agreed.

A small organic turkey: £150
A bit of organic lamb: £80
Some organic ham: £60

Eeesh!

I just hunt pheasant on the bike outdoors, so much cheaper …

 

[Gwylan]

It wasn't my fault. The tree stepped out in front of me.

"The tree which hadn't been there before, suddenly appeared"

 

[Gwylan]

"

Good morning.

The bedsheets washed yesterday are approximately 46% dry.

"approximately 46% dry"

An oxymoron?

Do you use a moisture meter to test them?
Is there a DIN norm for defining the dryness or is it non wetness of items?
Is the same protocol used for all materials? 🤔

 

[Andy in Germany]

Do you use a moisture meter to test them?
Is there a DIN norm for defining the dryness or is it non wetness of items?
Is the same protocol used for all materials? 🤔

Of course.

 

[Gwylan]

Of course.

I do hope it has been properly calibrated.

 

[Andy in Germany]

I do hope it has been properly calibrated.

No worries; that was part of the citizenship test.

 

[oldwheels]

Last organic turkey I had, around 25lb weight, cost me €20. And that were given more as a thank you than actual payment.

A few years since we had an organic turkey but the last one came straight from the farm and was still flapping it’s wings when it came in our door. Fortunately my wife had poacher brothers and was not fazed by really organic food.

 

[Illaveago]

"The tree which hadn't been there before, suddenly appeared"

Balsa grows fast!

 

[Illaveago]

I'm not sure that I like the new Shetland programme!